Umm, this sounds interesting -- can you give some pointers to the how-to
lobotomize a Tini, and to the C-compiler.  This does look like a nice platform.
David

michael brown wrote:

> > Then why not just use a CS8900 or RTL3189?  The electrical interface put
> > me off until I saw the LF1S022, basically an RJ45 jack with all the
> > transformers and crud built in.  You can buy 'em from www.netmedia.com at
> > about $5 each.  They also make a $29 embeddable Web server, but it's not
> > what you're looking for (it's not really even what *I* was looking for).
>
> Dale,
>
> Those little jack/transformers(baluns?) sure make things easier, don't they?
> ;-)  Man, how do they cram that in there?  I've got cheap embedded web
> servers coming out of my ears, but I can't find an ethernet interface with a
> simple API.  ;-D  I'm interested in the Tini by Dallas.  Cheap, small,
> powerful and has all the right parts pre-assembled.  Now that it looks like
> I can kill the java vm and commandeer the hardware, I'm interested.  The
> 80C390 is a pretty cool processor.  It has very strong integer math
> capabilities and a large memory capacity for an 8 bit micro.  Also uses only
> 1/3 the clock ticks per machine cycle.  So with a 40Mhz clock, it should be
> about 6 times faster than the 22Mhz Atmel 89S53 I'm currently using.  The
> "icing on the cake" is that the SDCC compiler I'm using has special support
> for the 390.  ;-)))))  As you have most assuredly surmised by now, it's a
> low budget operation over here.  US$100.00 or less development boards and
> good???? free compilers is where it's at, AFAIC.  Plus, there is always much
> fun to be had in hacking (oh I mean modifying) something into what I want it
> to be.  ;-D
>
> michael brown
>
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